Jack Ciattarelli on Abortion

	Jack Ciattarelli on Abortion

Oppose the so-called "Reproductive Freedom Act"

Prohibit elective abortions after 20 weeks while ensuring all women have access to high-quality prenatal care and education;
Support parental notification for minors seeking an abortion - the fact that a 16-year-old in New Jersey needs her parents' permission to get her ears pierced, but not get an abortion is absurd;
Oppose taxpayer funding of abortion;
Oppose the so-called "Reproductive Freedom Act" signed into law by Gov.Murphy that allows abortion up to the moment of birth.

Source: 2025 New Jersey Gubernatorial campaign website Jack4NJ.com , Mar 2, 2025

Rated 20% by Planned Parenthood, indicating a pro-life stance.

Ciattarelli scores 20% by Planned Parenthood abortion voting record - Planned Parenthood Action Fund of NJ "Legislative Scorecard"

Planned Parenthood provides reproductive services for women, including contraception, information on STDs, and abortion services. The organization receives federal funding, but not for abortion services. The organization scores legislators on their voting record on abortion rights.

Source: Planned Parenthood website 12-P-P on Jan 1, 2012

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